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Please help, I need a color copy of the instruction card and the ball lift lever (inside machine) or even a picture of it so I can make one. Thanks!

Forget the ball lift lever, I made one myself. I really need the instruction card copy though.

If you have a pix of what the instruction card looks like, or even a machine showing a clear enough shot of the card, I will check to see if I have one.
I have a box full of original unused cards, for pinball & arcade machines, that I am not sure what they are for. The only ones that I can identify, are
the ones that have the machine name in the corner of the card. I checked my photo files, and don't have a pix of this machine. Am away at present,
so can't check my pinball books. Hopefully myself, or someone else, can help you get this card.

Thanks very much for looking for the card later--- I know of no other picture of the Gold Medal other than the only one on the International Pinball Database website. There is a fair close up of it, but I can't read the fine print. Card is small, 2-1/8" X 4'". My machine is now all restored & working no longer on batteries, but on A.C. 6 volts. It can always be put back to original dry cell power, but not in my life. Eveready stopped selling the 1-1/2 volt "Ignitor" dry cells. This pingame took 4 of them. I believe this game to be a trade stimulator with it's odds setting playfield for the first ball. This was Genco's first light up pingame. It came in 2 varieties, the other, than mine, had an automatic payout assembly.